Morris tribune., 1887-10-19
PERSONALS.

Maj. G. A. Camp was in town last
Thursday.
Iver Thompson, of Cyrus, was In
town yesterday.
C. Wintermute has returned from
his Eastern trip.
P. A. Mccarthy returned from the
cities last night.
Rev. Father Gaskell returned from
Wisconsin last Saturday.
w. b. Hancock returned from
Aberdeen, d. T. on Monday.
F. A. Wellington and family leave
Morris for che South this week.
Mrs. L. H. Stanton and children
will spend the winter in New Orleans.
Mrs. A. DeKay has returned from
a visit with relatives Ind friends at
Red Wing.
Mrs. j. d. Good has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Blodgett,
at Andover, D.. II.
Mai. b. J. VanValkenburg n
family will hereafter occupy h
residence just vacated by Judge
Brown.
d. II. Sutherland, L. J. Jones, j.
d. Good, j. w. Eddy. l.. H. Yelling
ton and G., H. Munro visited Mime
apolis last week.
DR.. James s. Wintermute, OF
Tac0mah, w. r., has been the guest
of his uncle, C. Wintermute of this
place, during the past week.
Il. J. Moore has put in IA nice line OF
gents furnishing goods. When III
need of anything in this line, give
the Cheap Cash Store a call.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
E. z. Robertson will be pleased 10
learn that he has been sent back 10
Morris by the state conference for
another year. He will occupy the
pulpit in the Methodist church next
Sunday rs usual.
The man who handles the local
department of a newspaper learns al
ter due experience, not to expect
even briefly expressed thanks tor a
column of pleasant things, but he
knows as surely as cometh the wln-
ter, that a line in which there is q
single unintentional misrepresent-
alton, will cause some n to he
heard from as on a house top. But
he gets used to it.-Ex.
A WesterR dairyman has hit upon
n very simple plan of warming water
for his stock to drink in Winter, says
the Michigan Farmer. He puts an
iron plate, say eighteen inches square
on the bottom of his water tank, cutt-
ing away the wood, of course, where
the iron was. Under this plate he
used an oil stove. He says ten cents
worth of oil a day would warm the
water for sixty cows up to seventy
degrees or more.
Possibly you are one of the few who
Just glanced at J. E. Danlelson's ad-
vertisement last week without read
ing if through and getting the full
benefit of it. If such is the case, the
advertisement is repeated this week
for your especial benefit. Read it all
through carefully and you will find
a great deal that Is of advantage to
you if you have any family supplies
to purchase. After reading it through
visit Mr.. Danielson's store and you
will at once see that he has all and
more than he has advertised.
The nan who has faith in his town,
makes it the subject of cheerful con-
yersation, writes of it with words of
hope and confidence and attractively
sets forth its advantages, sells all he
can at home, tries to invite people
from other places, instead OF sending
the people of his town to
other places to trade, takes a personal
interest in all the movements tending
to develop the of his COM
munity, when ever he goes abroad he
leaves an impression in the minds OF
strangers that there is no town on the
continent like it, He will see In
public Improvements something de-
sirable though it may add a few cents
to his taxes. Such a man as that Is
an inspiration anda blessing to a
town. Success comes to a community
when it's people thoroughly believe
IN it, and their works, show faith.
The tramp is an out law in every
community and the grumbler ought
to be. The man who is of any perma-
| neut good to the world is one VINO
plants himself In a home, becomes d
| useful and interesting member of So
| ciety, Is active and public spirited,
encourages every laudable enterprise,
and sees in his own town grand pos
| sibilities for the future. Stand up
for your own t~own.-Naine Farmer.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the